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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2024 · 30 MIN

Thinking Historically About the State of Social Studies Education with Dr. Lawrence Paska

from Thinking Historically About · host Thinking Nation

In this episode, we are thinking historically about the state of social studies education with the Executive Director of the National Council for Social Studies, Dr. Lawrence Paska. For the next six weeks, Thinking Nation's Executive Director, Zachary Cote, will interview various leaders in social studies education in the lead up to Civic Learning Week (March 11-15, 2024). On March 11th, Zach and Larry will cohost a webinar entitled, "The State of Social Studies Education: Collaboratively Moving Forward." This episode will provide a sort of preview to that larger conversation.In each episode, Zach will talk to the guest(s) about the state of social studies education broadly, while also looking specifically at the data found in a white paper published by Education Week in November 2023, which Thinking Nation commissioned. We hope that these conversations stir up ideas in the Civic Learning and Social Studies communities about how we can move forward and best support and sustain social studies education in the future in order to preserve and protect our constitutional democracy.

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